We charge per pedicab rather than per person. So please just book one ticket and with that up to 2 adults, one adult and two children, or 3 children can ride. You can book a morning e-bike session if you have another person to ride with since the morning e-bike tour and the pedicab tour will be on the same tour. We will ride together through the Historic region of Jong-no. You will ride in style on a pedicab. We will explore Jong-no, from the dramatic Gwanghwamun square, the whimsical traditional Bukchon village, the tranquil Jogyesa temple, the dramatic Gwanghwamun palace gate and the secretive Cheongyechun Stream. You discover a deeper appreciation for Seoul and your fellow riders. Let's explore together! IMPORTANT: Participants need to arrive at the meeting point about 20 minutes before the tour starts to allow for bike&helmet fitting. Our guides will be there 30 minutes before the tour starts.

WELCOME TO SEOUL. At the forefront of fashion and technology yet deeply traditional, Seoul brings together palaces, temples, avant-garde design, and mountain trails. On our tour, we will discover a fascinating mix of old and new, traditional culture with contemporary attractions. We are going to explore the Gwanghwamun and Jongno-gu areas. The focus of attention in this area, and probably in the entire city, is the royal palace of Seoul Gyeongbokgung. To continue our walking circuit through some of the best palaces, Confucian shrines, and Buddhist temples in Seoul, it will be like a trip to the time of the Joseon dynasty. On the way, we will visit traditional tea houses, galleries, bars, and craft shops among its labyrinthine streets full of Hanoks. We will give you the best tips on where to drink and eat such as the famous Korean beer chicken among others.

This tour is designed for tourists who has taste of Korean Culture, History and experience all together! Hotel pickup and dropoff are included in this tour and our professional tour will give you excellent information about culture, food and history in Seoul, Korea for your short visit to Seoul visiting all must-see sites in Seoul! You will also visit michelin guided restaurant for your lunch and after it, joining tea ceremony at nice tea house,too! 1. You will visit must-see site in this tour - Gyeongbokgung palace, Bukchon hanok village, Bukak Skyway(Panoramic view of Seoul), Jogyesa buddhist temple, Insadong and Ikseongdong, Jongno-3ga station pojangmacha area, 2. You will have Bibimbab or other food at michelin guided restaurant, All diet is available on this restaurant! 3. You will experience Korean Tea Ceremony with traditional biscuit, which you are going to make on wooden frame 4. You will stop by Korean Cultural places in this tour 5. You will se change of guard ceremony

What is 'OraeGage'? 'Oraegage' refers to a store that has been carrying on Seoul's tradition and value for a long time. It conveys the meaning of an old store that people want it to last even longer. Seoul has identified and designated OraeGage stores for the past five years from 2017, with the distinctive atmosphere and stories of Seoul, in order to showcase numerous tourist attractions of Seoul to tourists at home and abroad. Bukchon, located in the north of Cheonggyecheon Stream and Jongno, embodies the spirit of our ancestors in 600 years of urban history. Hanok is a traditional Korean architectural style that has developed and continued through various eras, and it still has considerable historical value to this day. Through this tour, you can observe the changes in the appearance of Hanok over time. By encountering traditional Korean food, manners, and art, you will be able to understand the lifestyle and values of the noble class at that time.

Welcome to one of the most amazing cities on this planet. This tour includes lots of educational and interesting information on the history of Korea and its contemporary culture. Your guide will provide all of the incredible facts and captivating stories you need to know! Experience the best of Seoul with this tour. After getting to know each other we are going to explore the Gyeongbokgung palace and history rich Jongno-gu area where we can enjoy the fascinating changing of the guard’s ceremony and learn about important events of Korean History. Join me on an enchanting stroll through the city center as we visit some of the major sights that you really shouldn’t miss, plus some of my off-the-beaten-track spots. I am open to answer to all of your questions and provide you my recommendation list (nightlife, restaurants, bars, monuments and of course activities that you can do in Seoul) in the end of our tour.

This program does not stop with a cooking lesson. It is an intimiate encounter with Korean culture by walking through Bukchon, where history lives and breathes. We have prepared a meaningful time to enjoy Korean culture with all five senses. We invite you to an opportunity to understand Korea on a deeper level. *About Bukchon Bukchon is located north of Cheonggyecheon Stream and Jongno and embodies the spirit of our Korean ancestors in its 600 year-old urban history. Bukchon was traditonally a residential area of the nobility during the joseon period and did not undergo any significant changes until the 1920s. The term of Hanok was originally used to refer to all traditonal Korean buildings, including the grand architectural works of royal palaces. The standard judgement for 'hanok' are "tiled roof" and "wooden framing", and the Bukchok village is one of the most representative areas that still maintaining the composition and beauty of traditional 'hanok' in Seoul city.